In episode 3 of Foursquare Cops, they are off to investigate someone checking in at all the public transit stops along a route, only to run into an FBI agent … the Facebook Investigators.

The Foursquare Cops are back with their second episode, and in this one, someone has unlocked the nearly impossible “Player, Please” badge. This leads the cop to suspect he must have hacked the Foursquare servers. Well … it wasn’t as difficult as the cops thought.

Foursquare is one of the two popular location based check-in services (the other being Gowalla), but it has a major cheating problem as there are ways to check-in to locations you aren’t really at.  The reasons people do this varies, but it is a nuisance.  Luckily the Foursquare Cops are here to help you keep the game clean.

[via The Inquisitr]

Any question how easy an iPad is to use? Just watch this cat giving it a go.  I think you can easily say he has it mastered already.

[via The Inquisitr]

Google Wave is one of the latest products from the Google corporation. While it was supposed to re-imagine e-mail as if it had been created today as opposed to years ago, it has quickly degraded into a ghost town that no one seems the interested in using. This video parodies those well-known Google product introduction videos, and is slightly not safe for work due to language and sexual innuendo.

Chatroulette is a site of questionable repute, and the media has gone nuts over covering it. Leave it to Jon Stewart and The Daily Show to not only accurately explain what the site is, how the media coverage has been silly, but at the same time make you laugh out loud over it. Mildly not safe for work, but it can’t be too bad when the likes of Diane Sawyer, Brian Williams, Katie Couric and Keith Olbermann all agree to appear in it.